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Portishead High Street in May 2020.
- Credit: Archant
Shoppers are flocking to high streets and pub-goers to beer gardens as non-essential shops, pubs and restaurants with alfresco dining reopen in North Somerset.
From Monday, non-essential retail, hairdressers, beauty salons, libraries and community centres, zoos, gyms, outdoor hospitality and parent and child groups have opened for the first time this year.
No household mixing indoors and the rule of six or two households outdoors still applies.
From Monday, hairdressers reopened for the first time this year.
- Credit: Engin Akyurt from Pixabay
The easing of some lockdown restrictions marks step two of the Government s four-step roadmap towards a more normal way of life.
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10:00 AM April 1, 2021
Portishead artist Tracie Fry, right, and Nadine Johnson from Tonic with the charity painting auction.
- Credit: Tracey Fowler
Portishead artist Tracie Fry has teamed up with Tonic Hair and Beauty House to raise funds for charity.
A painting of two boats on a beach is on display in the window of the Combe Road salon with silent bids invited.
The painting will go to the highest bidder and the new owner will then be asked to decide how the painting is completed.
Tracie said: “I wanted to do something to support Breast Cancer Research and, as an artist, auctioning a painting seemed the natural thing to do. However, I wanted it to be special, so the highest bidder will be asked to name the boats. Maybe in someone’s memory, to celebrate children or family or to recognise a business venture.
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